Quistclose Trust

William Swadling is Fellow and Tutor in Law of Brasenose College Oxford and a Lecturer in Law in the University of Oxford

All students and practitioners who are required to deal with trust relationships should read this book, as it is a masterclass of learning and insight on the subject of trusts. Martin Palmer Journal of International Trust and Corporate Planning August 2004 ...it must be emphasised that this is an excellent collection of essays. The level of learning and scholarship contained therein is remarkable. From a practical perspective, this book has further confirmed that the Quistclose trust analysis remains somewhat unstable and lenders are better off relying on the conventional security, rather than structuring transactions around a Quistclose trust. From a personal perspective, the reviewer feels privileged to be able to review a book that contains Professor Birks' last published word on the subject of Quistclose trust. Look Chan Ho Journal of Business Law November 2004

• 1. Rolls Razor LtdRobert Stevens2. OrthodoxyWilliam Swadling3. Lord Millett’s AnalysisJames Penner4. Understanding the PowerLionel Smith5. Restrictions on the Use of MoneyRobert Chambers6. Retrieving Tied MoneyPeter Birks7. CommerceEwan McKendrick8. InsolvencyRobert Stevens9. ScotlandGeorge Gretton